3° Millenium: The roots of frustration and how to get rid of it

For many of us, the 2000s are proving to be a great disappointment.
If you were born in the last century you were as eager, as I was, to live in the mythical 2000s, where there would be flying cars, cities on the Moon, exploration missions to the outer Solar System, the terraforming of Mars.
If you were born in the new millennium, your parents likely told you about those dreams. A fantastic storytelling that you, "down-to-earth" young realists, consider to be unatteinable fairy tales.
Whereas in the real future — and in the present too — the quality of life is even lower than in the decades that have seen your parents and grandparents growing up.
The first step, to get rid of frustration, is to understand what happens. To understand, first of all we need to ask the proper questions.